Contributions of dialectical and historical materialism for analysis of alliances between psychology and legal sciences in democratic state of Criminal Law

Authors

  • Adriana Matsumoto PUC-SP

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.18316/2179

Keywords:

Psychology, Critical Criminology, Structural Crisis of Capital, Subjective Dimension, Ontology of Social Being.

Abstract

This study, which has been supported by the dialectical and historical materialism principles, has intended to conduct the relations of production analysis in their totality, noticeably considering the capital structure crisis effects and its ideological consequences over the superstructure into the juridical, penal and criminal fields. The aforementioned state is considered as the formulation synthesis of barbarism in the contemporary capitalism in which coexists juridical-political equality and institutional classism, based on a totalitary, penal and police model for workers. These elements are present in the constitution of the subjective dimension and the development of singular subjectivities (contradictorily mediated by causality and teleology) and should be considered in the analysis of relationships and alliances effected between psychology and the legal sciences, more specifically, with criminology.

Author Biography

Adriana Matsumoto, PUC-SP

Profa. do Departamento de Psicologia Social da PUC/SP, Doutora em Psicologia Social pela PUC/SP.

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Published

2015-05-26

Issue

Vol. 3 No. 1 (2015)

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